Corona on high voltage insulators is a known source of broadband
interference. Poor connections can also be a problem. A good wash down of
the insulators may temporarily cure or reduce the corona problem. We were
able to locate bad connections near our OATS using a directional antenna
near the power lines. A persistent complaint to the power company may give
the desired results.
Richard Woods
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From: Rossi Giuseppe [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 10:19 AM
To: 'emc-pstc'
Subject: broad band EM noise
Dear collegue
I've got a question to which I'm not able to responde:
A friend of mine is complaining about the EM radiated (not
conducted) noise
coming from
a electrical generation power plant ( I do not know the exact
translation ,
hope that is anyway clear)
He told me that the phenomena is particulary annoying in case of dry
weather
and that there is no noise
in case of rain or fog.
Could you give me any hint or point me toward something to read ?
Thank you
Giuseppe Rossi
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